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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Promises Relief for Menstrual Pain
A distressed reader describes severe monthly pains and insists on trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills from Lynn Massachusetts. The letter notes prior medical concerns and hints at relief after consulting the advertised tonics. The fragmentary text references experimentation and patient hope.
Inspection of Milk From the August Home Journal Toronto
An August Home Journal dispatch critiques Toronto milk inspection as a farce. It argues safety fails in distribution and source protection, urges the Health Department to focus on sanitary dairying, and warns that child health suffers until authorities perform their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Home Journal
Toronto
Toronto Health Department
Prevent
Meat consumption doubles per person in twenty years says UK stats
British Hoard of Agriculture figures reveal Britons now eat about twice as much meat per capita as two decades ago, reflecting changing dietary habits and rising incomes across the country.
Winter Wheat and Rye Perform Well in Ontario 1906
Ontario farmers saw larger sowing areas for wheat and autumn crops in 1906. Winter wheat and rye yielded above average quality, while winter barley and hairy vetches lagged. Crosses of Dawson's Golden Chaff with Bulgarian and Turkey Red show promise for better winter wheat. The college stresses grain drill sowing and recommends specific sowing dates and grain treatments. Distribution of trial materials to farmers is listed with test options and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
The
Agricultural College
Dawson
Banatka
Tasmania
Geneva
Northwestern
Auburn
Rudy
Turkey
Imperial
Express
Regaining Ontario's Wheat Market
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ontario wheat markets and agricultural trade. The text hints at market activity, branding, and farm business engagement but lacks coherent details or named entities to confirm specifics.
Kidney Doctors Endorses Simple Vegetable Prescription
A renowned physician famed for kidney and bladder cures promotes a home remedy: Je ons Fluid Extract, Dande ad Onece Compound Salatone, and Four ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparille. Mix and take by spoonful after meals and at bedtime to aid kidney filtration, clear poisons, and restore normal function. The doctor notes pharmacists can supply ingredients and readers may try the formula at low cost.
Ontario Blended Flour Heads to Reclaim Market
The decline of local flour flavor and rise of Western strength prompted Ontario bakers to blend Ontario wheat with Western to restore taste while keeping strength. Analysts say blended flour boosts bread flavor, supports farmer prices, and lowers bran costs, with Maritime demand rising and mills investing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Toronto
Maritime Provinces
Ag Goon
The Cattle Market Outlook for Ontario Farmers
The cattle market is uncertain due to feed shortages last spring and anticipated tight feed for the coming season. In Leads, Lanark, Bay of Quinte District, North Bay, and Manitoulin the shortage is acute with milch cows selling for ten to twelve dollars and bullocks at eighteen. Farmers may reduce herds and unfinished cattle could be sold before snowfall, while demand for well finished beef remains strong for Christmas and spring exports. Stall-feeding this winter could offer reasonable profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Leads
Lanark
Bay of Quintet District
North Brace
Manitoulin
When Mabel Skates Brings Fear On Chicago Streets
Readers recall a comic scene as Mabel skates through the city causing neighbors to leap back in alarm. A vivid wartime fear imagery and a sudden shriek punctuate the tale, ending with a light Chicago News note on the skater’s impact.
Not a Conti Centiped Here Shoeshine Request
A Kansas City Times snippet shows a customer declaring he wants his shoes shined and refuses a complete service, saying he won’t accept a whole job and instructs to go to the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Inherited Tendency and Social Snippets Across Papers
A collage of humorous vignettes and social anecdotes from a 19th or early 20th century paper. Topics include a Cleveland party with frozen ices shaped like a hen and chickens, marital dynamics, public office comments, and light quips about weather, housekeeping, and progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elx
Bertie
Lippincott
Jains and Animals and the High Steppers in History
Sulphur fumes and animal care scenes described at a Bombay Jain hospital including sheds for cattle and disabled horses. Leather money from Leyden's siege noted, while emphasis falls on transmigration beliefs. The high stepping horse is trained via rails to show, and omnibuses trace origins from Paris 1662 to revival in 1877 and adoption in London two years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Grosswine
Paris
London
Mexican hunting dogs hunt deer by striking from the side
The article describes Mexican hunting dogs used to catch deer. Weighing far less than the deer they pursue, the dogs attack from the side or rear to topple the quarry rather than charging head on, avoiding fatal damage to themselves while bringing the deer down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Mexico
Bank of North America founded in Philadelphia in 1731
Our First Bank. Robert Morris' Bank of North America began in Philadelphia at the end of 1731 as the first financial institution on the American continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Robert Morris’ Bank of North America
Philadelphia
Fire from Snow Causes Rural Shed Destruction
A rural Belgian farm near a shed ignited after snow fell on quicklime left overnight. The fire destroyed the shed and its contents. The Bulwer Lytton family motto is This is the work of valor. Hot water is a swift remedy for violent symptoms. The title colonel derives from leading a column across several languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Lytton
Bulwer Lytton House Ous
Hhe
The Origin of Livery and the Sioux Hobo Term
The essay notes livery as a survival of retainer bands serving masters in grand processions and shows how livery functioned as a miniature army. It defines Hobo as a Sioux term for idle young men and cites an old man warning a son against hob0 behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sying
Barometer signs and cloves flavoring a beverage
The passage explains that a falling barometer does not guarantee rain and can indicate wind and warm weather as well as rain. It notes a rise in the barometer signals cold dry or calm conditions. It adds that cloves impart a pleasant taste to the beverage.
Peanut Butter Powder Pasta Form Draws Acai Reading
Ambiguous notes describe peanut powder used to form pasta with acai readings. The fragment hints at culinary experimentation and a telepathic interpretation, but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Cavalry Horses and Echoes of Battle Words Remain
Fragmentary OCR notes reference cavalry horses and sounds of battle. The text is garbled but suggests memories of marching, rifles, and orders. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are recoverable.
Outlook for Hogs in September to December 1907
Forecasts show limited hog shipments from the province in September and October with a possible heavier market in November. By year end, receipts are expected to run below demand as grain shortages and late finish push back hogs. A weaker November market followed by firming prices in 1908 is anticipated, barring shifts in Denmark, Ireland, or England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Ireland
England
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Pawale de Fox
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mira
Sinics Co. of Canada, Limited
Hamilton
Daddy
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Redt
Chicago News
Tetor
Nagget
Mrs. Nagget
Catholic Standard and Times
Smith—Jimson
Jones
Smith
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Dustin Star
Washington Star
Speeder
Harper’ 'S Weekly
Chicago ‘Record-Herald
Williams
Hickory
Atlanta: Constitution
Wales
Leyden
Ork
Ine Banc
Imay
Presbyterian Church In
Canada
New York & Bermudez Co
Venezuela
Victoria Hospital
Aia
Davis
Weite
Beecham
S. Americas
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